Sunday, February 27, 2005
Me, The Insect Inside Her Womb
The Anouncement Of My Birth
When my mother was pregnant with me, my father said to a friend of his, ‘I wish she bumped with that belly onto a train. I wish that insect inside her womb died.’
I suppose no one could stop me from staying alive. If my mother told me my father had said these nasty things, she always smiled and added, ‘your father was such a special man. He just hated kids.’
This is the announcement of my birth. As you can see my parents were very confused. The announcement says they have found a new house, a new cat, and a new telephone number. There is a P.S. that says, ‘we have another child.’
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6 comments:
Nothing will ever stop you from being alive..xoxoxoxoxo
So far you have cocooned in Amsterdam and moved on to become an insect. I am imagining a beautiful butterfly with gossamer wings and a gentle touch
And you make me fly... :)
hi Daphne,
I just remember, i once was a twin. And since im here alone ... well the rest you can guess.
Btw i got your bloq mania aww so i have a blog too, alltough im not a writer.. check if you time ok :)(i know this sounds cheesy but hey we live in Holland)
My blog adress is awell morbidey.blogspot rest you know.
Regards from the snowy amsterdam
Marc
I love the line, "I suppose no one could stop me from staying alive." I believe in the story that spirits come from somewhere else - some spirits are determined to live, and do so, strongly.
I so enjoy your site - I come here, always finding something precious.
P.S. And she's such an amazing child...
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